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aerostatic: Air cushion vehicle supported by a self-generated cushion of air. (Jane`s Yearbooks, Surf. skimmer syst., 69, p. 295)
Category: Transport

antistatic: A compound that confers conductivity to normally non-conductive surfaces,applied as a precautionary measure to prevent the accumulation of static electricity
Category: Management in the public and private sector

antistatic: substance which minimises static electrical changes during processing of plastic sheeting,textiles,papers etc.
Category: Environment

antistatic: conductive rubber which prevents the build-up of static charges
Category: Various industries and crafts

antistatic: footwear which can divert static electricity by a built-in electric resistance with clearly defined properties,or by earthing static electricity through the sole
Category: Labour

astatic: describes an instrument or device which does not tend to show a fixed reading or to take up a fixed position
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

bacteriostatic: the property of any substance inhibiting the growth of bacteria without killing them
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

bacteriostatic: substance inhibiting growth of bacteria but not killing them
Category: Medicine

bacteriostatic: inhibiting the growth of bacteria without destruction
Category: Medicine

barostatic: a device which,with changes in atmospheric pressure,regulates the pressure supplied,and thereby the flow in the fuel manifold,by means of spill through a relief valve
Category: Mechanical engineering

bistatic: a sensor in which the transmitter and receiver are separate and used at a distance from each other
Category: News-systems and communications

cholestatic: hepatitis with inflammatory changes around small bile ducts causing obstructive jaundice; the disease may be due to intoxication by certain chemical substances, e.g. manganese
Category: Medicine

electrostatic: that part of the science which deals with the phenomena associated with electricity at rest.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrostatic: an electron lens utilising an electric field
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrostatic: a gyroscope in which a small beryllium ball rotor is electrically suspended within an array of electrodes in a vacuum inside a ceramic envelope
Category: Physics

electrostatic: longitudinal waves appearing in a plasma on account of a perturbation of electric neutrality. In the case of a cold unmagnetized plasma, and also for large wave-lengths, the frequency of these waves is, by definition, equal to the plasma frequency
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrostatic: a storage device that uses electrically charged areas on a dielectric surface layer
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

electrostatic: electrical effect of one particule on another
Category: Physics

electrostatic: an electric charge stored on the surface of an insulated object
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrostatic: air filter in which the air stream is passed through a high-voltage ionizing field so as to impart an electrical positive charge to particles,then collecting them on electrically negative plates
Category: Chemistry

electrostatic: energy stored by an electric stress in the dielectric of a capacitor
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrostatic: a metal mesh used to screen one device from the electric field of another
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrostatic: a page and matrix printer in which high-intensity lamps project images of characters onto a sensitized drum to form electrostatic patterns that attract ink powder,the images are then transferred to paper and fused
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

electrostatic: a raster plotter that uses a row of electrodes to fix the inks electrostatically on the paper
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

electrostatic: a design that uses the attractive and repulsive forces of electrostatic charges between fixed surfaces and a lightweight,typically large,movable diaphragm
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrostatic: that intensity of radiation which produces under saturation conditions one electrostatic unit of current per cubic centimetre of air under normal pressure and temperature.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrostatic: another popular model of an --...has an automatic flip-up exposure lid making the hands free to slide the original out with the right hand and slide a new original in with the left hand.
Category: General

electrostatic: a system of units for electrical and magnetic quantities in which the permittivity of a vacuum is taken as dimensionless and equal to unity.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

electrostatics: that part of the science which deals with the phenomena associated with electricity at rest.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

fungistatic: an agent inhibiting or preventing the growth of fungi
Category: Medicine

hemostatic: an agent that arrests hemorrage.
Category: Medicine

homeostatic: résumé de cas psychologiques.
Category: Medicine

hydrostatic: a device that transmits power,usually by pumping hydraulic fluid round a closed circuit
Category: Physics

hydrostatic: the stress system at any point can be regarded as consisting of two parts-the hydrostatic stress and the deviatoric stress
Category: Physics

hydrostatic: The variations of ship hydrostatic data with draught are shown by a set of curves.Extremely useful in the assessment of end draughts and the stability of a ship in various conditions of loading.The calculations for such curves are now normally made by a computer.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

hydrostatic: a balance for weighing substances in water to ascertain their specific gravity; for ascertaining the specific gravity of liquids
Category: Standards, measures and testing

hydrostatic: method of pressure-testing compressed gas cylinders with high-pressure water
Category: Technical and industry in general

hydrostatic: form of the vertical component of the equation of motion in which all terms(including,in particular,the vertical acceleration)are considered negligible compared with the forces of pressure and gravity
Category: The cosmos

hydrostatic: the curve assumed by a non-extensible but flexible cord when subject to a normal load at all points proportional to the distance below the horizontal line joining its supports.The shape which a flume tends to assume when carrying water
Category: Building industry

hydrostatic: The pressure exerted by the water at any given point in a body of water at rest.The hydrostatic pressure of ground water is generally due to the weight of water at higher levels in the zone of saturation.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

hydrostatic: the pressure exerted by a liquid at rest over a surface in contact with it
Category: Mechanical engineering

hydrostatic: an extrusion operation in which the billet is forced through the die by a surrounding fluid under pressure
Category: Iron and steel industries

hydrostatic: extrusion in which the stock,instead of being forced towards the die by a ram and being supported by the container wall,is surrounded by a pressurized fluid
Category: Mechanical engineering

hydrostatic: science and technology which treats of the laws governing the equilibrium condition of liquids and the resulting pressure distribution
Category: Physics

hydrostatic: the pressure created by the weight of a height column of water
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

hydrostatic: Isotropic pressure exerted by water at rest.
Category: The cosmos

hydrostatics: science and technology which treats of the laws governing the equilibrium condition of liquids and the resulting pressure distribution
Category: Physics

metastatic: cell which,having penetrated the basement membrane surrounding a blood vessel,is then free to circulate via the bloodstream
Category: Medicine

quasistatic: a capacitance vs.voltage measurement obtained using such a low frequency test signal that both minority carriers in the inversion layer and interface traps completely follow the AC gate voltage.Thus,they do contribute to the quasistatic capacitance
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

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